The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-09-02

Pemigewasset House.
A select hop was gwen by the guest
of this house last Saturday evening
Mr.. Harry Denning, Mr.. 0. 4. Maso,
and Mr.. w. II. Hutchinson, all o
Providence, r.. l., were the prime
movers in the affair and the success Of
the hop was largely due to the interes
they manifested. There was quite 6
large number present and many faces
were seen, who by reason of theil
having made this their summerina
place many seasons have become ia
miliar. Among these may be mention
ed Mr.. W. II. Flint and wife, o. Il.
Mason, Providence, r. L.; Mrs. Gen
eral j. L. Thompson and daughter,
Mr.. Leverett Thompson, Chicago, III. /;
Miss Ella Day, New York; Mr.. Harry
Denning, Mr.. W. H. S. Hutchinson
Providence, II. l.; Miss Boardman, A.
S. Foster and wife, Mr.. Horace Nc
Farland, Boston. This house is doing
good business with a prospect of a
big rush next month; rooms are book
ed way head and it will not be sur
prising if the experience of last year is
repeated when every available space
was occupied with cots to accommodate
the large crowd. a Raymond eX-
cursion of about forty persons, Mr.. c.
lIutchins in charge, took dinner here
last Saturday. Mr.. Phillip Fontanie of
of New Y ork, who is making bicycl-
ing tour of the mountain region, stop
ped over Sunday. ''Fred''' went away
Saturday and did not return until
Monday, for further explanation in
quire at the Summit House.. TO the
enterprise of A. NJ. Kidder of New
York, this town is to be indebted for
new opera house which will be open
ed this winter. Should the citizens of
Fthe place manifest the same interest
in the welfare of their town as does
this gentleman, it might soon become
town of much greater Importance
than it now is.
A coaching party which started from
Boston stopped here Monday night.
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas H. French of Gloucester; Mr. and
Mrs. H. Bernard Carpenter, Boston;
Miss Addie French, and Miss Fannie
French. This method of travelling
through the mountains is becoming
quite the thing with a class of people
who care more for bracing air, a chance
to observe the country at ones leisure,
and good healthy exercise, than for the
quicker method of travel by rail.
Then it being an English custom adds
much to its popularity. English or not
the party we have mentioned seem to
enjoy themselves hugely. They have
made one hundred and twenty five
miles in three days and will remain in
the mountains some weeks, travelling or
resting as suits their pleasure. This
house is likely to be well filled until
way into the fall. 1t has superior ia
elites for a fall trade being heated
throughout by steam and having other
modern improvements such as gas,
bathrooms, etc, accommodations pos
sessd by few hotels that do distinctive
|lv summer business. Below we give
list of recent arrivals: Prof. Edward
B. VanVleck, Middletown, Conn;
Wilbur E. Rowell, Lawrence, Mass;
PA. O'Neal and family, st. Louis, Mo-;
Mrs. D. H. Prentice, Philadelphia, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Prentice and
coachman, Providence, R. 1; Miss Win
chester, Boston; Phillip Fontaine, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Powell, New
York; Mrs. Geo. M. Knight, Boston;
John Dolhea and two children, San
Francisco: Miss H. Stewart, San Fran
CISCO: H. C. Faulkner, New York; II.
&c. Raeleau, New York; Mrs. ID. IL.
Tallcott. Providence, R. l.; DIR. Hutch
inson, Providence, R. l.; Mrs. a. j.
Rounds, Cambridge, Mass; IT. Drap-
er Berea College, Ky; S. Minot Jones,
Chicago; Mrs. II. w. Blair, Manches-
ter; Misses Richardson, West Med
ford, Mass. A. S. Fosterand wife, Bos-
tom H. p. McCausland, Detroit; Mrs
A. B. Chase, Deerfeld, Ct: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Osborn, New Haven, Ct;
5. Chickering; Boston,; Frank Wood,
Pascoag, r. l.